Tying the simple Reverse Bulkhead (Pike Fly)
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2018
- An adaptation of Bob Popovics awesome BULKhead design using Hedron Pearl a Glow Flashabou and Strung Fuzzy Fibre over the reversed bucktail. This quick and simple to tie pattern really moves well and pops in the water. The pike love it!
Material List:
Hook: Ahrex Trout Predator 610 4/0
Thread: GSP 100D white
Bucktail in white and sunburst yellow
Hedron Flash and Fibres: Pearl a Glow Magnum white, Pearl a Glow standard orange, Standard Flashabou white and Strung Fuzzy Fibre orange
Tail: Nayat (snow runner) white or sub with JBM Pike Skinz or ostrich
Natural grizzly saddle or sub with Deer Creek grizzly ostrich
Eyes are optional, but use tape eyes and cover with Deer Creek Fine Flex UV 
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Paul, fantastic looking flies! I appreciate your generosity in sharing some awesome patterns and techniques. You are without question one of the best tyers on RUclips. Love your approach to fly design, and I can definitely relate to how often you like tying Bulkheads--they and Hollows are really addictive for me! Thanks again!
Hello, always great pattern and....so effective on the Dordogne river! Thanks 🙏🎣
Love the flash and fuzzy fiber head! Thanks for the great videos!!!
I'm a first timer on your channel as well, and have subscribed as I found your teachings to be very good. You're one of the few that don't go 200km an hour when explaining the steps. Thank you and keep up what you're doing! :)
Very kind...Don't look at my early vids then 😉
These are superb. In different color schemes... they're be lights out for east coast stripers here in the states.
Another great fly and video. I can't wait to try one. I'm looking forward to the other fly also.
Excellent pattern. Almost looks articulated. Would work fantastic in shallow, weedy shoreline waters. Thanks for the tutorial Paul!👍
Great fly and instructions
So nice! Thanks for sharing ... it helps sooo much! Tight lines!
I admire your work! Beautifully tied. You make me anxious for musky this fall!
I'm sure they'd work for musky. Good luck
Man I would b lost if it wasn't for your videos
Thanks Paul! I have Bob's book "Fleye Design" and have tied a number of his patterns so I can see how you have changed the way you control the flaring of the bucktail. Nice approach - will be adding your technique to my bag of (fly tying) tricks! Subbed and liked! ATB. Hank
thanks for showing us
Superb tie Paul! Love the complex simplicity of the bulkheads !
This looks like a killer bass pattern
Like this one. Thinking this'll be first one out of the box come thaw here in north Iowa.
Nice tie!
Nice fly 👍
Hi Paul
Love your work!
For the head could you use a suitable marabou feather instead of the fuzzy fiber?
Thanks
Mike
Hello and congratz for this remarquable tie ! I've been quite shocked by the length of that white bucktaik ! Which brand or model are you using ? I could benefit from those fibers that's for sure ! Thanks for your time, you are really inspiring for a beginner tyer like me
Nothing special in these, just some 3/4" bucktails I picked up from Bigstreamers.com and NordicAnglers. Length isn't important for these. Some curl and air in the mid to base hair is better to create the BULKhead
Just come across your channel. Amazing stuff. Just wondered if you have had any experience with Dobb Daddy lures and if you would be up for tying a few a filming it. Cheers Julian
I don't tend to tie flies up to used with lure rods. Have a look on Kanalgratis channel as sure Nik Bauer did a vid a few years ago about them
Hey Paul, are you going to tie that beast variation of this? I tie them, but it's more fun to watch you do it. ;)
Hey Paul, would the larger version be kind of like the Big Nyat but with a the bulk head design? Love your bulkheads!
Both are hollow bucktails, just different at the head. This is more round which achieves more movement in the tail
@@paul_monaghan thanks Paul!
Nice!!! Would you say it works for trouts? Thank you!
If tie smaller and perhaps hide a cone in them, i dont see why not
Hello, tell the 8 rod class will be able to lift them?
Should be ok, but a nine weight will be better
Hey bud, can i buy a few of your designs? i live in Guyana S.A Fly Fishing Fam, We fish A lot of Arowana and butterfly peacock bass here. alot of other species as well but mainly these.
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